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<0> siglite: heh
<1> mmm, noidontthinkso
<2> blueroo: go with the 2.4. Reliability.
<1> yeah, but the swap is going to be costly
<0> siglite: I dunno, I just had this humourous scene playin' when you mentioned it.
<1> it's just so hard to choose
<1> both options are nice
<2> but swapping after you burn up a 1.4 and it's turbo will be costly too.
<1> nah, I won't burn the 1.4
<3> just buy a newer faster car
<1> you're looking at mister over-engineering
<4> Anyway, I have cracked the linuxant drivers, put i feel bad...
<0> siglite: feck I thought you were talking kernels.
<1> besides, a new 1.4 liter long-block is all of maybe $100
<1> and even though it's pushrod, these things can rev to 10k if you plan well
<5> blueroo, what sort of car?
<1> 1978 Datsun B210 sedan
<5> nice
<1> indeed
<0> bed
<1> chair
<3> recliner
<1> 200whp in a 2000lb car
<1> it's tempting
<6> O.o <-- confused... O.O <-- eyes open wide...so, does tha tmean that -.- is chinese?
<7> o.O = Hrm? :)
<3> maybe it just means your eyes are closed
<2> 8========D means you have an eight, lots of equal signs, and a capitol d.
<7> Or a very small e-penis.
<8> So... What is the DVD burning software that one uses with linux?
<9> and enjoys a extra green one himself in Daakmans honor =-)
<3> whitecap!
<9> aye
<1> hrm
<9> Daakman: party or on-call ?
<1> I could make 163hp with 10psi on this motor
<3> whitecap: party
<9> sweet
<3> sweet, indeed
<1> that's not bad
<1> but the swap would make that without boosting
<1> with more torque to boot
<9> :30 am, sipping moderately 10yr old shiskey and beer since noon, just about done with the beer
<3> :)
<10> LEARN ME LYNUX PLUEASE
<1> swap it is then
<9> hush bitch
<3> lunar_Raven: do you bounce?
<9> anyway
<9> not +b it doesn't
<3> oh, we gotta test the bounce...
<3> stand by
<3> ****er
<3> *Lunar_Raven* i luff you
<3> *Lunar_Raven* you teachy me well
<9> hewh
<3> I wanted to test his bouncyness after that
<10> CLIT
<3> shucks
<3> not bouncy
<10> ORIS
<9> slow
<11> must be playing ball with low-grav mod :)
<9> very slow when /z'd
<3> mine are called "heinenken" though
<9> you wish
<3> not doobies
<9> hehe
<9> bonghits actually
<3> I don't partake in the smoking of weed anymore
<3> quit that stuff long time ago
<9> i'll do you're share too
<3> I once got a craving for a doobie once, so I smoked one....
<9> your even
<3> That was the time I remembered why I quit
<9> hehe
<9> nice social activity with my older kids too
<9> much nicer than all drinking heavy i'll tell you for sure
<3> If I'm at a social event where there is weed, which is never nowadays, I just p*** it
<3> I prefer a bottle
<9> dr00gie
<3> not me
<3> used to be
<9> alcohol == drug
<3> *shrug*
<3> at least it's legal
<3> :)
<9> so be it. for me, i'll continiue my hippie ways for a bit longer
<3> that's fine
<3> I'm not knocking you for it, especially given my past
<9> heh
<9> no offense tqken or ment
<3> I'd do any drug I could get my hands on and sold them too
<3> So...I'm certainly not innocent
<3> sold mostly LSD...made a **** load of money off of that stuff
<9> cronix radio on winamp atm. being lazy
<3> could by them for .15 - .25 / each and sold them for $5
<9> had my k7-1.33 machine die last week. looked like some capicitors leaked. only five years old
<3> would buy a sheet for $25 and sell it for $250
<9> Daakman: how many for yourself ?
<3> buy 10 sheets for $500 and sell them for $1500
<9> i'd just make my usage back
<3> whitecap: I tripped about 3 or 4 times a week
<3> whitecap: most I ever took at one time was 16 hits
<3> that was a wild trip
<9> Daakman: from what i've read open solaris does better at the end of a drive when sharing ?
<3> whitecap: pardon?
<9> a slice would be better at hda4 than hda1
<3> never tested that out with Solaris, myself
<9> never mind, i'll muddle through it. bsd and solaris slices seem overly complicated
<3> much less, OpenSolaris
<3> Solaris slices aren't complicated
<3> How do you mean?
<9> one slice fo e whole thing then certain slices are reserved
<3> only one slice is reserved
<3> slice 2
<3> which represents the entire disk
<9> disk or partition ?
<3> disk
<3> slice 2 represents the entire disk
<9> see, i'm talking about when sharing
<3> Under normal conditions, you do not want to use slice 2 for anything
<3> unless you really know what you're doing
<3> I have never used slice 2 for anything
<3> the good thing about slice 2 though...it makes it extremely easy to copy/replicate VTOCs to another disk
<3> share? you mean dual boot?
<9> aye
<3> heh, ****...
<3> I have never run a dual boot system
<3> believe it or not
<9> not enough support for dvdburning and other stuff that machine is needed for
<3> Don't ask me about dual boot situations, I would not help much
<9> not to mention win* "learning" games for the grandkids
<9> jumpstart and such
<3> In the case of dual boot, I would think that Solaris' slice 2 would represent the entire ufs filesystem that Solaris is installed on
<3> but I don't know for sure
<9> aye
<9> if i can't figure ou the docs i shouldn't run it
<9> heh, no more alcohol handy but plenty of oregons fine kgb =-))
<3> Solaris docs are easy
<3> not as often now as in past years, but still do check it out
<3> what'
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